Media
Tbilisi was an important center for Armenian language publications, including the publishing of "Haratch" by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation for the period 1906 to 1909. It included as editors and writers renowned political and literary names.
After restrictions by the Russian authorities, the newspaper was replaced by "Horizon" that was not affiliated with any specific political party and went on publishing until 1918.
Presently, an Armenian newspaper "Vrastan" is published in Tbilisi in Armenian.
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